Tokyo Art Fair is an event where you can buy art.
Whether or not you can afford art, as a Tokyo Cheapo, is another matter.
Anyway it’s free so you can certainly go and look, even if you can’t afford it.
The event also has VIP preview tickets for ¥1,500 so real art collectors can get in first.
See their website for the different times on each day and to reserve free tickets.
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